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Type 2 diabetes and remission: practical management guided by pathophysiology.
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Several discussions highlight the urgent message that effective weight loss is crucial for managing Type 2 diabetes, with phrases such as 'urgent signal' and concerns about 'false hopes' indicating a strong emotional response. Additionally, users reference Roy Taylor's work, suggesting a community of readers who are both interested and invested in deeper insights about diabetes management strategies.
A significant number of posts affirm the idea that weight loss is essential for Type 2 diabetes management, though some express skepticism about the article's portrayal of claims.
There's a noticeable excitement around the topic, with many users eager to discuss the research and share additional resources.
Many engage in detailed discussions about the implications of the research, but some comments show signs of dismissiveness regarding the complexity of the issue.
The perceived impact of the article is mixed; while some users believe it can significantly influence diabetes management, others question its broader applicability and effects.
Abstract in brief
- The twin cycle hypothesis suggests that type 2 diabetes stems from excess liver fat, which affects both the liver and pancreas, and calorie restriction can potentially reverse this condition.
- Research, including the Counterpoint study, shows that with calorie restriction, liver function normalizes within a week, and pancreatic beta-cell function returns to near-normal levels after eight weeks, highlighting the possibility of diabetes remission.
- Achieving remission is heavily influenced by the duration of diabetes and initial beta-cell function rather than body mass index (BMI), indicating that significant weight loss can lead to remission across different ethnic groups, emphasizing the importance of weight management in diabetes care.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyType 2 diabetes and remission: practical management guided by pathophysiology https://t.co/f7UkQu6OqG Regardless of your dietary composition, it is objectively the result of caloric restriction and fat loss that improves all of the markers focused on by Tro that were mentioned https://t.co/anPlC6vU2V
Diabetes tipo 2 y remisión #obesidad https://t.co/IlZoNu7CDg https://t.co/7teLfnBn2M
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For those with acute insulin resistance or diabetes, Roy Taylor is in my opinion one of the best people to learn from Here are two of my favorite of his papers: https://t.co/8rMorxJn8G https://t.co/7lVjHTevdg
New, by Roy Taylor: Type 2 Diabetes and Remission: Practical Management Guided by Pathophysiology https://t.co/Ve7hCwSqUM #MetabolicSyndrome #Diabetes #Obesity #NALFD
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RT @Mangan150: Type 2 diabetes is "an urgent signal that weight loss must be achieved to avoid a progressive decline of health." Unfortuna…
RT @Mangan150: Type 2 diabetes is "an urgent signal that weight loss must be achieved to avoid a progressive decline of health." Unfortuna…
RT @Mangan150: Type 2 diabetes is "an urgent signal that weight loss must be achieved to avoid a progressive decline of health." Unfortuna…
RT @Mangan150: Type 2 diabetes is "an urgent signal that weight loss must be achieved to avoid a progressive decline of health." Unfortuna…
RT @Mangan150: Type 2 diabetes is "an urgent signal that weight loss must be achieved to avoid a progressive decline of health." Unfortuna…
RT @Mangan150: Type 2 diabetes is "an urgent signal that weight loss must be achieved to avoid a progressive decline of health." Unfortuna…
RT @Mangan150: Type 2 diabetes is "an urgent signal that weight loss must be achieved to avoid a progressive decline of health." Unfortuna…
RT @Mangan150: Type 2 diabetes is "an urgent signal that weight loss must be achieved to avoid a progressive decline of health." Unfortuna…
Type 2 diabetes is "an urgent signal that weight loss must be achieved to avoid a progressive decline of health." Unfortunately, many people and their doctors act as if diabetes was just casual; just pop some pills Diabetes can be reversed with weight loss 10.1111/joim.13214 https://t.co/fjdwUPmT8U
RT @Grimhood: @Sydney843 https://t.co/f7UkQu6OqG Paper on this if you’re curious for evidence.
RT @Grimhood: @Sydney843 https://t.co/f7UkQu6OqG Paper on this if you’re curious for evidence.
@Sydney843 https://t.co/f7UkQu6OqG Paper on this if you’re curious for evidence.
RT @photobiogenesis: For those with acute insulin resistance or diabetes, Roy Taylor is in my opinion one of the best people to learn from…
For those with acute insulin resistance or diabetes, Roy Taylor is in my opinion one of the best people to learn from Here are two of my favorite of his papers: https://t.co/8rMorxJn8G https://t.co/7lVjHTevdg
@aCarnivoreDiet @AndrewM__c @BioLayne Only pathetic moron here is you. Just because you lack knowledge, doesn’t mean it’s wrong. It’s not surprising though, carnivores are typically utterly close minded. I’m sure that you won’t read, but still: https://t.co/fVU2Gk6o4A
The otherwise lovely twin cycle hypothesis describing pathway to diabetes remission missed the brain's critical role in weight regulation. This can lead to weight bias, false hopes, & learned helplessness. Don't ever forget the brain! https://t.co/cgsZKEj6TG https://t.co/TePOXWRS7T
@bakrantz @ScepticalDoctor If you lose fat from liver and pancreas via weight loss, you’re likely to regain full insulin functionality. https://t.co/TMWdKzNqVD
RT @Grimhood: Type 2 diabetes and remission: practical management guided by pathophysiology https://t.co/f7UkQu6OqG Regardless of your die…
RT @Grimhood: Type 2 diabetes and remission: practical management guided by pathophysiology https://t.co/f7UkQu6OqG Regardless of your die…
RT @Grimhood: Type 2 diabetes and remission: practical management guided by pathophysiology https://t.co/f7UkQu6OqG Regardless of your die…
Type 2 diabetes and remission: practical management guided by pathophysiology https://t.co/f7UkQu6OqG Regardless of your dietary composition, it is objectively the result of caloric restriction and fat loss that improves all of the markers focused on by Tro that were mentioned https://t.co/anPlC6vU2V
RT @DrMijailTapia: Fuente https://t.co/pt8sJzlMbq
RT @DrMijailTapia: Fuente https://t.co/pt8sJzlMbq
Fuente https://t.co/pt8sJzlMbq
@ZarzadcaTrzody @maentyfia @lekarzsuwala @DrAmbitny counterpoint study, direct study https://t.co/ZOswTcgII7.
RT @Grimhood: @sixers2772 https://t.co/f7UkQu6OqG
@sixers2772 https://t.co/f7UkQu6OqG
@coalhoof Start here: https://t.co/N3J4LKUSU9
Though I recommend reading this paper: https://t.co/7EEq8dt77q
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RT @DrMauricioGon: https://t.co/cmxQJxmzNJ
RT @DrMauricioGon: https://t.co/cmxQJxmzNJ
RT @DrMauricioGon: https://t.co/cmxQJxmzNJ
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@thefoodlearner Here is a more recent review article by him. https://t.co/wLQXRZz8Ua
RT @ck_eternity_: Type 2 diabetes and remission: practical management guided by pathophysiology https://t.co/B25ox1l0Ii
RT @ck_eternity_: Type 2 diabetes and remission: practical management guided by pathophysiology https://t.co/B25ox1l0Ii
RT @ck_eternity_: Type 2 diabetes and remission: practical management guided by pathophysiology https://t.co/B25ox1l0Ii
RT @ck_eternity_: Type 2 diabetes and remission: practical management guided by pathophysiology https://t.co/B25ox1l0Ii
RT @ck_eternity_: Type 2 diabetes and remission: practical management guided by pathophysiology https://t.co/B25ox1l0Ii
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Type 2 diabetes and remission: practical management guided by pathophysiology https://t.co/mcVZZCYI0w
RT @yboabbas14: إذا تم تشخيص #السكر من النوع الثاني فإني أعتقد أن دوائين أو ٣ لعلاجه بالإضافة إلي النظام الغذائي والمشي اليومي للوصول إلي #…
RT @yboabbas14: إذا تم تشخيص #السكر من النوع الثاني فإني أعتقد أن دوائين أو ٣ لعلاجه بالإضافة إلي النظام الغذائي والمشي اليومي للوصول إلي #…
إذا تم تشخيص #السكر من النوع الثاني فإني أعتقد أن دوائين أو ٣ لعلاجه بالإضافة إلي النظام الغذائي والمشي اليومي للوصول إلي #diabetes_remission وقد ينطبق ذلك على #الضغط https://t.co/YhcgRVvaSq #الكويت #سمنة #سكر #السعودية #SaudiArabia #diabetes #obesity #hypertension #kuwait
@aldorodrigo @NephPrasad why not work on the findings of Roy Taylor and others? which may reduce some pill burden and may decrease progression of ckd ? https://t.co/WyAZD8rPbu https://t.co/DsPRix6DLe https://t.co/1PHMvLclZj
@AngusTrevithick @skyking171717 @The_Nutrivore @MattMadore576 @JohnCaseIII I suggest you review that paper & this one too if you are not convinced that liver fat via DNL is the major pathway in the pathology of T2DM. https://t.co/A0BtTAmyOn
RT @TheBhupiThakur: @DrSarahAlam Yeah thanks doc. I haven't see that review by him. This one is also great https://t.co/0sw6A3nKMg
@DrSarahAlam Yeah thanks doc. I haven't see that review by him. This one is also great https://t.co/0sw6A3nKMg
@ZahcM more discussion here
RT @nick_krontiris: New, by Roy Taylor: Type 2 Diabetes and Remission: Practical Management Guided by Pathophysiology https://t.co/Ve7hCw…
RT @nick_krontiris: New, by Roy Taylor: Type 2 Diabetes and Remission: Practical Management Guided by Pathophysiology https://t.co/Ve7hCw…
RT @IberianCitizen: Diabetes tipo 2 y remisión #obesidad https://t.co/IlZoNu7CDg https://t.co/7teLfnBn2M
RT @IberianCitizen: Diabetes tipo 2 y remisión #obesidad https://t.co/IlZoNu7CDg https://t.co/7teLfnBn2M
RT @IberianCitizen: Diabetes tipo 2 y remisión #obesidad https://t.co/IlZoNu7CDg https://t.co/7teLfnBn2M
Diabetes tipo 2 y remisión #obesidad https://t.co/IlZoNu7CDg https://t.co/7teLfnBn2M
@JamieKatuna Those are all fair, but I would look at the overall body of evidence beyond those authors looking at adiposity causing adiposopathy, insulin resistance and ultimately relative insulin deficiency. Check out the article I shared yesterday from Roy Taylor too https://t.co/rLH7coIx2i
RT @DrKarlNadolsky: https://t.co/rLH7coIx2i
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RT @nick_krontiris: New, by Roy Taylor: Type 2 Diabetes and Remission: Practical Management Guided by Pathophysiology https://t.co/Ve7hCw…
En @JInternMed aparece una revisión del Dr. Roy Taylor, recapitula la creciente evidencia de los ciclos gemelos páncreas-hígado como hipótesis del inicio de DM2. Soportado en evidencia sobre reducción de peso como la clave para romper este ciclo. Link: https://t.co/p1o8SiSSDM https://t.co/4ISkRpVa3I
RT @JuliaB_fitness: @Mangan150 Interesting, a brand new update: Type 2 Diabetes and Remission: Practical Management Guided by Pathophysiolo…
@Mangan150 Interesting, a brand new update: Type 2 Diabetes and Remission: Practical Management Guided by Pathophysiology. 2020 «a workable explanation of how long term remission of type 2 diabetes can be achieved. It can simply be explained, doctor to patient." https://t.co/0CKsF9gvV3 https://t.co/1IFSSau1Ce
RT @nick_krontiris: New, by Roy Taylor: Type 2 Diabetes and Remission: Practical Management Guided by Pathophysiology https://t.co/Ve7hCw…
RT @nick_krontiris: New, by Roy Taylor: Type 2 Diabetes and Remission: Practical Management Guided by Pathophysiology https://t.co/Ve7hCw…
RT @nick_krontiris: New, by Roy Taylor: Type 2 Diabetes and Remission: Practical Management Guided by Pathophysiology https://t.co/Ve7hCw…
RT @nick_krontiris: New, by Roy Taylor: Type 2 Diabetes and Remission: Practical Management Guided by Pathophysiology https://t.co/Ve7hCw…
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